The Catacombs of Rome
The Catacombs of Rome represent one of the most fascinating and mysterious aspects of the city’s history, offering a glimpse into the early Christian period when underground burial sites served as places of worship rest and refuge. During Christina persecutions those were the only places where Christinas were allowed to practice their religion, have their […]
Exploring Umbria: Assisi, Norcia, Cascia, Marmore Falls, Perugia, and More
Nestled in the heart of Italy the only Italian Region which has no sea access, Umbria is a region rich in natural beauty, medieval charm, and a deep cultural heritage. From the spiritual significance of Assisi to the delightful flavors of Norcia, the dramatic heights of Marmore Falls, and the artistic treasures of Perugia, Umbria […]
His Majesty the Colosseum! But it’s not just about that…
Like many modern cities, Rome has experienced various phases of expansion and construction throughout the centuries. The site where you can now admire the Colosseum— the largest preserved amphitheater in the world—was once an artificial lake, part of an equally monumental structure called the Domus Aurea. Let’s start with the Domus Aurea, the grand residence […]
Vatican Museums
Let us dwell even just for a moment on the name: Museums It is a plural, yes, they are called Vatican Museums because they are a group of museums and not a single one. Let’s see the numbers that characterize them: 54 museums; 70,000 works of art, of which 20,000 are visible; 1400 rooms made […]
The Food, History, and Places
Traveling is not just about discovering new locations; it also means experiencing different lifestyles and tasting unique cuisines. The history and geography of each country are vividly expressed through its typical dishes, as the local ingredients available are used to prepare the everyday meals of its inhabitants. We are not talking about gourmet cuisine here, […]
